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Journal Staff Improvements are underway at Sarnia’s Tecumseh Park and the Norma Cox Youth Centre with the addition of new playground equipment, a new skate park and upgrades to the…

Cathy Dobson Four new apartment buildings are proposed for the former Famous Players property at 1450 London Rd.

Journal Staff Seen a coyote lately? You’re not alone and there’s no need to panic, city police say. A coyote has been seen during daytime hours walking through residential neighbourhoods…

Journal Staff Here are the candidates seeking to represent Sarnia-Lambton at Queen’s Park in the June 2 provincial election: BOB BAILEY - CONSERVATIVE Bob Bailey Bailey, 71, is heading into…

Doug Janson started at Praill’s after completing a horticulture program at Alexander Mackenzie High School and began working in its aluminum-frame greenhouse, the first in Southwestern Ontario. That was 50…

Tara Jeffrey It’s not easy deciding which of Sarnia’s streets should get re-paved, says the city’s construction manager.

Cathy Dobson Despite the urging of staff, city council pulled back on reclaiming the Old Lakeshore Road right-of-way in Bright’s Grove last week.

Tara Jeffrey Trish Vanoosterom is hoping local sports teams will come on board for a new workshop that promotes healthy masculinity and gender-based safety.

Journal Staff One hundred copies of the third and final edition of The Streets of Sarnia Project will be available to the general public at City Hall, starting Wednesday, May…

Phil Egan It is a victim of our times. Aging congregations, declining church attendance and, most recently, fears of gathering during a global pandemic have combined to shutter churches across…